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: inm'~hc goose was killed bv 4,
g%sati~snan living On C.mhc rrack L,ts
tnipiF cal-, aud IN is crop was found
4@iE quantity u gold dust.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-05-07

HoRsEs from the Pacific slope ought to
aAye a golden gait.-TsrdS Sift,aqs,
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Cure your cough with Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops Cure in one minute.
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OXTGEN Cure. Throat, lung. nervous dis.
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Prso's Remedy for Catarrh is agreeable
10 use. Its not a liquid or a snuff. Doc.
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CALVIN H. PRIEST.
She 4, the Idol of nv Heart,

THERE is one consistent thing about a
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ton FIRE. Press.
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A Memory Of Early Days.

A Memory Of Early DAyL
Bane Of childhOod's tender years,
swallowed oft with gruans and teAra
How it made the flesh Tecoll.
loathsame, greasy castor uili
search your early memory close,
TIL YOU md another dose:
All the shuddering frame revolta
Al the thought Of Epson saltsl
Underneath the pillboA I'D
Was greater horror hid,
Climax Of all inward ills,
Huge and gripping old blue pillsl
What a contrast TO the mud and gentle
action Of DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatlye
Pellets. sugar-coated, easy to take, cleans
ing, recuperating, renovating the system
without ~wrenching IT with agony. Sold by
druggists.
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TuE chicken is a fret-ful animal; every
oncs in awhile il is getting into a stew.
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The Correct Tina.

The most wonderful flight on record
was when the chimney few.-Lope1
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u afflicted with Sore Eyes use DR.. Isaac
thompson ) Eye Water. Druggists sell il. 25c.
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HAND ~oRe,s-the thumb-PiS6urqh
ChroHic'.- Telegraph.
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Gall again" gently murmured the
poker player as he scooped in the pot
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duIi n,n peculiar TO fenoIss and 4
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cure of woman : nVs1hg reme1is
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cans who have tested /, anu IN
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woman $ peculiar ailments p'r'ect u
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u ilnparts strength Ia tofatin|
anu 10 the woP0 and III wlol
particular. For SyerworiIs alpel
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dressmakers, seamstresses ,st,icners,
neepers, nursing mothers, sng p =,
generally, Dr.. Pierce's Fsy "n,G tVE y
Is the greatest earthly hoarrO i,Cg ~
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allhg nervous eXcitabilitv " ~
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hUCu tastes aud
Wh.lN ia many in.
slAaCCs there NAV
d. loss elaboration
IN The construction
81 Costumes There Is
striking evidence
81 unusual thought
.lU.Hcss ~ The SYM
mytry. elegance and
general effect 81 ar
r~auCemCut which
has never been eX-
ccllea The methods
az arranging walk.
lBE COS are Inn
llcSS A hall hour
speut IN the roccp-
ton roums 81 a de-
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,,"fayorite Prescriptions ,

i've cure Tor the most comnIicoiJ
stlhate cases Of leucOrrhea. eynesai'9
painful menstruation. unnstnTai
prolapslls, or falling Of the womb Sl \,
leinaie weakness" anteyersion. M
bearing-down sensations. chr0nId' ~ !
Inflammation and liberation Of ths1
nainmatlon, pain and Tenderness \
accompanied with internal brat u
As a regulator and promoisI
tlohal action, at that critical pcyiCd1
IRON girlhood TO w0manhood "Fov
scriptlon IS a perfectly safe rmca
ana can produce only good res,
equally efiicacious and valuable III
when taken for those disorders anu
ments incident 10 that later and mS
period. known as The Change Of N
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particular. For 5verwortssa alpel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
TOkSlON STRAINS.

To b,E dfforof the Tribune.
SIR: A most prolific source Of railway acciie'l''
T., suggested by the heading Of this letter IL Is pro-
auced nv tho ,ndeavor to force tho car Wheels 'her
faces bcng parallel aud straight, against inc f""''
around A curve. which are not straight i"i,' "
nice, If wiro ana you split It's fibre. IhllN' tnch'
81 the strain there must be on a ear axe WIN 'no
ut snc.d added to tho weight OF the load ana .he
1,t,r. thrust forcing Two straight hes 10 Iui oN,
,",,h Two uneven ones whio they lmpihse AGAINST
each other When the strain u oh ilo JAZZ ha, -
H.. former condition except that thoiu nluse i Ia
&c, "a d,.,rh1nro of the atoms Of the metals ms
It-ti,r,,nc, wrakcn, tho aAlc Iho ciVIDiou5 io.So
cNcr.rI by thi. tors.OA strain sprcdu7 INC ials my
wheels irop ON the slccpcr- tho Jolt DIr,s Joia'
A. i'm the Iate Boston accident, ana uir uaS'"S
ensuns This strdin also, IN iorrils ,no -" -
dang, against lie rail- eats tho lattcr aNhy u.ii IL
,~eaacns and breaks and wears thr lormor " -
Lni,o cdrc when it mounts tho ran ana sues VI!
10 tracE and affects the wheel 10 Such All cA"hV
tnat III no dnuht causes bwakagc . , -, ,u
since March your paper his '9'u , 20 nm, con-
mont and one broken wheel, all OF when am con
viuccd wero tho natural outcome Oh 'ie 'o, a,tr
strain An adjustable bearing Which, no r,.a I,
WA the ctlrvc or -upcrcleVatloI WOuu p,oSiNS !,
narnilelism of axis between the )ourai ana poi, -,
hiIc ncrnilting tho wheels 10 adapt theinseNcs 10
thn rails with a minimum Of friction W0un MANI 'io
purchase of railroad ticket less Ike tno rs1 TI Ill
. dismal tragedy.
Neic- York, March l3. 1871
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
OPENING TIE RHODE ISLAND CAMPAIGN.

PROVIDENCE March - tSpociab.-rhe Young Mems
Republican Club. OF Providence, opened tho speak
Ing part OF the Republican state campaign tonight
by great mass meeting In Music Hail
There was procession and music by Wc
American band and the Massachusetts, lst Regiment
band The audience Wa large and enthusiastic henry
Cabot Lodge. Congrcssman-eect from Massachusetts,
pened the speaking by referring 10 Charles Lambs story
OF the or n OF roast pig and how the Chinese considered
IL always necessary 10 burn n house Win inc pS
In 1t 10 get the proper nayor lie applied the
story To- the OF the local Muewumps VINO
wish destroy the Republican party In order 10 crush
General HraytOn The underlying aspect OF th, cam
palgn he maintained the effort Oh the part OF Dem
ocrats and Nugwumps ~ procure an Endorsement TOT
Cleveland. II the Democrats carry this state on
April q the story will abroad mat
Rhode leland has gone for Cleveland aud free trade
That is the real meaning OF this whole Hight The emo
crat. also hope that Davis viii no eccted
Governor for the Influence u Will have on the
pending Congressional election. They want mat
district In order nulfy the vote OF Rhode lslhnu IN
case the Presidential election Is thrown into The LIN
Congress Mr. Lodge then reviewed The shortcomings OF
the Democratic National Administration hnd urged TIC
Republicans TO rohuke that Administration ~ IoIihs
M grand majority for Governor Netmor"
Rnthbone Gardner of Providence, who made
ihe speech I'm the Convention renoininaling
Governor Wetmorc made vigorous address on
state issues He proved concnsvoly fhat General
Erayon neither suggested wrote bor knew oil The pei-
zion asking Mr.. MctmOIe 10 take the nomination
Speeches were also made by Professor Alonzo Williams
OF Boston University JohnC. Wyman aud senator Nelson
" Allrich,
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Post ONCE Notice.

shoud be read DAILY Ny all nteresseI ~ changes may
Tor foreign countries nsei be specially at
for dispatch Particular sesmor xcp when
letters specially addressed being sent oy the
fastest vessels ayailaDie NJ, Ma, os Will ala.
mails tho week ending March 70 WIZ ciose
,,roa,utly in ali cases) at this Office as follows
On Wa via Queenstown letters Tor France. swit<erland
iaiy spain, anu Germany &c, must DC urectoe
.ner Seryia" y $3.50 IN. for Germany. 40, pos
steamship Fulda southampton and Bremen uettere
directed per fuda y at $50 a IN for france swe
seriand italy spain and Portugal. per steamship Ia
Bourgogpe, via havre; at p M for scotland direct
DER steamship Crcassa via Glasgow uetters mast Dc
direct per steamship Pennland via Antwerp tettera
Wint ward Islands. psr steamship BermndA at y N.
for Norway direct per steamship lsxna muss oe
tan per steamship Maria p from Nss Vrieans' Az
N n, Tor Progreso per steamship rhoenhhL
srTnAya AT 2yo a. m for Nassau. N. p, per steamship
~ 80 NJ Mont,ceo via Jacksonville
Malls for the sandwich Issnds per steamship Anstraa
MAILS M san francesca close here March "a a N.
as for the society Islands per ship rropc Brit rou1
Ssn Frapcisco) close here March "a ~ p M Aaie
hins ana Japan per steamship Beigic (froui san Fran
eIsco) close March 20 at AAis for Aus!rAi
New Zealand. sandwich. FIJI and samoan Islands pee
,amsbip Alameda rom Franeisco) ciosc here April
Al o. m COR oil at Now urk OF steamehip der
manic, with British mails Tor Aususiul aaus teI
uba Us Tampa. fla, ana tnence " steamer w
Kew Nest FLA close THIS office daily ~ $50 . W.
seheu,e Of cos,ng Of Trans Pacific mais arranged
an III. their overland trnno!
San Francesca on sailing Disclaimers are despatched
thence '"' "''"' '-' HENRY O. PEARSON, Postmastss.
Post ONCE New.Yorx. Y. March ~ 1851
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26

PHILADELPHIA, March 25-As result OF the publica-
ton in The Phdcddphid Times few weeks
ago Of an article charging Albert H. Hoeoky.
then city editor OF TIE Press with receiving
$50 n week for the purpose OF securing tho
silence Of that IN the interest Of the gamblers Mr.
HOeckly brought criminal suit for libel and civil suit
for $50 damages against the editor and publisher Of
The Times. To-day Mr.. HocCky's counsel Informed
the Dstrict-Aiiorney that his client had decided
TO Withdraw the criminal suit aud allow the case 10
rest entirely upon the civil suit for damage Mr. Hoecky
has been until although his resignation had been
placed In the o. his superiors merely suspended
from duty until investigation should establish hls
guilt innocence, but OmOrrows Press will cdiOr-
ally IiOecky innocent OF the charges made
against him he has made grave II not fatal IN
Withdrawing his criminal suit and that his connection
with Tie Press had ceased absolutely.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
DIEn.

cAanrxGrox-Af Mar.sIll,. Francs. w'r'''s M''' o.
coNnir~ AZ Mllsurn. n T.. M,rca p, 1881. caraas =
vie I.s. sopi AGA , e y.. ivs. !.
attend the tuasra resteacs Mii'as'
III MONDAY; March q at os .,.,s ia a, ii,lo
Train foot Of Barclay AMI christopher S'' ~
caowErL-At Railway y. H. March g. riecta ". wife Of
r1Uerp . ron h at, residence y March
81 al haitpast 2S'clsef p M
pEvLIN-Marcn 2J John MnIhoani f'th son ofIercniah
and Angela Devn. in Ills eighth year.
Recory Lenov Mass March ~ car; .,s
late George c. Wilde. ESQ.,. OF Boston
GALLIE-At Nice, France Perjury charlie: T. scn o
vannah Ga and nephew of Mrs Z. f. Carmichael o.
jamaica l. aged 20 years n attend the fuusral On
sunday March "a. atS;sop ~ fron Grace Church. "a
GREENE-At Albany rhursa,y March "a, 1887 James
FUNERAL on Mondav afternoon at half.past O'Clock from
Church Messiah Greene and Clermont ave<
Brooklyn. NY.
GRINNELG-At Greenfield Mass on Thursday, March -.
Eliza Perkins widow Of The Hon John cr'nneL OF '''en
HANcE-on THURSDAY. March 2L Charles H. Hanc' IN sas
Rssv and ends are nvite to attend funeral
yses Church. llethst. near Sdave- on s"ay'
March 81, at l:3op IN
Edward Hartman at ma late residence % % o ON
Saturday March 70 Thomas Church. 'shavs at 10
q.
HARwooD-At Lander. wyoming Tersory suddenly ,'s,a
Harwood
HAwKINs-At Goshen. y Y. Thursday March a. 1887.
Funeral services at his late residence on sunday ae" 80
at 80 o'cock
Interment Chester, ". Y
HFATU-on Wednesday, March 90 1887, al his late resi-
dence Macon-st Brooklyn Henry Heath IN tho oad
Funeral services at the Tompkins Congregational
Church. saturd y. March 20. at 4 D. m.
the Eth Avsnae Us on Fr a fseh
cock oos March 90 1901 ''"' '''' "''' "'
Notice Of funeral hereafter
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Lawson and daughter 81 the Rev Johnston. deceased
Funeral SATURDAY at m from the residence OF MIRA L
d. Lockwood Newburg N. Y.
LoUx-On Thursday March "a. Anton Loux in his 15th
year ....,,,,u ,,,-,,o, % a,,.,a thu
funeral from his late residence, Ss West 3o,hs. Monday
28th inst. att p IN
Interment at Greenwood
PAINE-At Yorktown n. " on the 23d inst. Nicholas T.
Fnnersi Services hi, late residence Yorktown at half
past 70 o'clock. sunday. the 9th inst -, -, s..s
NewYOrk city and Northern railroad tram leaves Sou
PFENDER-On Friday, March % 1887 At his ate resi-
dence 23dt Adoph Pender in tho 18Th year Of
Notice Of funeral hereafter
sA MPsON On Friday 25 after lingering Illness
NJ wife Of Eben r. Sampson In the soth year Oh
Funera Service, sunday. March 81. at o'clock m a.
residence, 439 West 57th.st.
Intcrment on Monday at staten Island.
TowNLEY-At Paterson. ~ J.. Thursday. March ~
George A Townley In the saith year OF his age 80
Funeral services from ST. PausChurcn Oh oa'us" A"'A
Train leaves Erie Depot foot chambsrst at u noon
wANDELLAt hi, residence l57 East s3ds' Oh March ~
Funeral ser vices at Methodist Episc
Friends will please omit
WUELPLEY-In New.York, suddenly on Thursday March
"a Edward Woodruff whelpey. only Of tho Late chet
Justice whelr'ey. ,,, nathan ,fr. v,be,~
Nv DodSe Morrstown n, j., Monday March 2s. at IL
a. m Relatives and friends are invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
yyTsT DISTRICT REPUBLTcAyS
XYINT DIS7RICT EEPUELINANM
At the meeting OF the Republican Association Of the
XXIst Assembly District March Joseph Pool offered
rho following

At the meeting Of the Republican Association Of the
XXIst Assembly District March IS Joseph Pool offered
the following:
esolrsd That following named persons from each
election district is select suitable persons
voted for al the coming primary election for members OF
enrolling officers for the ensuing year. namely First Ds
irict W. ". shotwel Second. Henry a. BaInnm Ihd,
O'DeIl skin Granville r. HAYES seventh g. II. Apple
gate; Eighth. Cuao Muller Nnt, John r. pnm ,,,,
twelfth. Edwin EinstIne. Thirteenth Edward Mcyay:
Fourteenth Thomas Doran zenith Charles T.. SANFORD
Eighteenth Andrew L. Thomson Nineteenth, Garct L.
Schuyler Twentieth William l. findley Twenty nrst.
Alfred r. whitney Twenty second Charles A; Hess;
twenty third, James A. Blanchard weniyOntth. James =
ehmaier. Twenty nth. Joseph Murray; Twenty sixth.
Henry Ehrlich Twentysevenh. Floyd clarkson twenty
eighth Charles A. Acton Twenty ninth, Charles W Turner;
an that report adjourned meeting Of the
enrolled Republicans at these headquarters on the 18th day
OF April next
moved that resolution be laid the table This
lost by 80 10 40. The point of order WAS then made
that all committees should be appointed by the chairnan
in accordance with tie rules OF the District Committee.
Of we'll and ruled the resolutions out OF
order Mr. Pool and Others feel aggeved at the decision
They point Article NI Of the constitution OF the Repub
cau Committee which prov dcs that " the District
Committee shall he subordinate and report its proceed
iups 10 the enrolled Republicans OF the district" They
claim that not been done in this instance at least
After further discussion committee appoint
consider the entire matter ana report AT the next
meeting OF the association
II Is alleged that the dominant faction has not paid
sufficient attention Il the various Republican Interests
I'm the district Among other things II Is charged mat
lG7 names stricken from the roll without giving
those persons opportunity TO be heard II has been
alleged that Commissioner Jacob Hess ihstgaed the
presentation OF the above resolution. MI Pool denies
this Mr. Hess was In Albany at the time ana Knew
nothing Of the proposed action OF Dir. Pool and his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
OBITUARY.
Ex,sTATE SENATOR JAMES NJ. OAKLEY.

EX-sTATE SENATOR JAMES N. OAKLEY.
Ex-senator James Madison Oakley, one OF the most
prominent residents OF Queens County, died at his nome
in Flushlngave. Jamaica. at o'clock yesterday morn
ing after brief illness from pneumonia He was son
OF J. NJ Oakley. and born in New-York In 1888. In
early life he to Jamaica, and there began MS
public chief engineer Of the fire department OF
the village. In 1870 he elected Democratic mem
Der of Assembly after heated campaign He was SUD-
sequenty reelected four times 1875 Mr. Oakley was
candidate for nomination for State Senator, but was
defeated by the nomination of stephen d. stephens OF
Richmond County, who defeated at the polls by L.
Bradford Prince, Republican. aferwsr Chief Justice
OF New Mexico. In April 1875, Mr.. Oakley was APP
pointed by Governor Robinson Commissioners or uaral-
tine and he served In that capacity for three years III
1877 he received the nomination for state senator anu
elected James OTIS Qepl OF Suffolk County py
the heavy majority OF $500 Since the expiration OF nat
OF service Mr. Oakley has not been candidate Tor
Office. Mr. Oakley was one OF the organizers OF Tue
Jamaica Rod and Rife Club. a member or the koyal
Arcanum. and OF the leaders OF the Democratic party
in Queens County He married the daughter OF the late
Sheriff William Durland, OF Queens County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
u,vDsOfE RETURNS ON TIE INVESTMENT
Eal..hL-cLa

ravellers' tales have always bccn Of tho greatest
,,,arsst since Marco Polo brought home with him a
rc of picasing and instructive yarns part Of the
lie of hi, visit to Kansas city. lie told me ono
,htch IL worth all the Immortality which the art pre-
arya,Ne can give It, II mot one man said his
snr !. who by an original investment of II secured
Dnncrty out Of which he has already realized 500,
1oo while no says that there is fully another 800
,~n,,b left IL happened this way Ilo was walking
alone The street one day when he met party who
otclcd hin piece Of land which he had been looking
A. Al - 900 friend closed tho trade 1T once, and
taking "A silver dollar ont Of his pocket handed 1t To
tho seller as earnest money The purchase price was
o m poid in three, six and nne months and the not
ycrc made out accordingly. Before the first came
due y friend had sold more than enough OF tho land
a. tako m all tho notes. Real estate Kept boom
Inc and he has ALREADY disposed OF than 800
900 worth Of lots out Of the tract. while half Of the
original purchase Is still his.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
np ROY roryD At PYcHvOyD.

Information was received at Police Headquarters late
Yesterday that Dr. Austin Roy, the young dentist who
disappeared myseriously from his home No lG5 West
Fifty-thir IT, more than week had been found at
Richmond Va Mrs. Roy had received this telegram
from H. NJ clarke secretary Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association In Richmond:
Dr. Roy Is found Wishes money TO get home. Telegraph
Instructions
kilograms were sent by DR. ROy's brother and by In
spcctor Byrnes. asking for further information
RICHMOND, Va. March 25.-Thc effort to get an
iuteryiew ont OF H. NJ Clarke, Secretary
OF the Young Mems Christian Association
In relation To Dr. Roy has resulted In the
following re ply from that gentleman: sent the tele
gram that Dr Roy had found II Is true 10 the best
OF my Information. can cay nothing furthcr than This
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
NEW ATrP1cyJOys AT THE CIRCTS

Madison Square crowded twice every day by
hrong 70 tiro OF the entertain
en for them by the big Barnum forepaug combn
alton stantly being added 10 the exhibit
10 the ring performances Among The most IN
these late additions Chinese woman whose
compressed nom childhood according 10 tat
fashion Cinnamon of high CASTE un they
six .mons-od baby who plays
beside the raised platform on which size sits An IN
usually large horse eighteen hands bgh was also added
yesterday 49,
sunday there viii Dc an esaui'
inaiion OF the hairy family from Burmah
by we!ikno~ physicians OF the city An Interesting
the pecuiaes OF ihesc curious
people have been transmitted IL 10 said through several
and what be called accicntaI al
"a occurring in the case Of these only THAT the
circus rising generation II
once passing following letter out OF
that might be quoted. WILL show IL was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-26
CLEVELANDS CHANOES IN MASSA CHUSETTS.
...rLnna.LL L.ner IN The Ne.e. YORK sun.

The local hLights vi 81. Patrick had Il banquet ri
the iiaynes House in honor OF their patron. There
wero present Democratic Mayor Maynard, POSTMASTER
lice sheriff Brooks and 100 representative lr1sh
Democrats when, after midnight, cry Solicitor
Carroll TO this toast "Ihc President OF The
Untal States" he SAID incidentally awhile we dwell
on the virtues Of st. Patrick We should also cOncn,
plate tho s;cadfast honesty OF Grover Cleveland
Yesterday. II that clock h right. We celebrated tn,
anniversary Of st Patrick 10 day may honor tn,
nftleth birthday OF President Cleveland. He Ia
earnest In his belief In reforming the Owl Service
and St Patrick was something Of a Civl Service re
former himself. lie drove the snakes out Of Ireland
Just Cleveland Is driving them out OF oilce' -,
Here an emphatic voice interrupted with: al,
does drive out enough OF them"
Later when the speaker hnishcl an eloquent pcr.oi
with the statement that Cleveland would live for al
time In tho hearts Of his countrymcn. there was
quito audible "No. sir from another part o the Inn
The Incident has CAUSED some comment, AMI IL
straw. Cleveland 10 uiaGnins 10 carry aiassachu
sets IN 1885.